Yesterday morning, cards for an essay and dissertation writing service were being distributed outside the front of the Marylebone campus. This service is not linked to the university in any way and is offering a service that could result in students being excluded from their course.

The card states that their services are 100% legal. This is true – they are not breaking the law by selling essays but submitting work that has not been written by you is an ACADEMIC OFFENCE which is taken very seriously by the university and could result in exclusion.

Support for students having second thoughts about university, their course or academic performance…….

University support services are running an advice event “Drop-in before you drop-out” on Thursday 9th November 12.00 – 3.30pm, Marylebone Library, First Floor Group Study Rooms 1-4

Student Advice, Student Finance, Careers, Counselling, Disability Learning Support, and the FABE and WBS senior tutors will be available to help you consider your options. No need to book – just drop in.

The Association for Project Management (APM) is holding a project management careers evening at Friends House on Monday 6th November from 18:00 until 20:30. The event is suitable for students and recent graduates who are interested in a career in project management.

The APM London Branch is delighted to present two speakers with expertise in project management careers;

Vince Hines is Managing Director of Wellingtone Project Management and will give an insight into the types of PM roles in London and how a career might evolve. Vince will also give tips on how to write a good CV and share findings from the latest APM Salary Survey.

Carol Mould is an Organisational Psychologist focusing on career coaching, who also lectures in project management and soft skills. Carol will highlight the changing world of work and attendees will leave with a good understanding of how to position themselves strategically for a future-proofed project management career.

Additionally, Josh Chana will provide a short introduction to the APM Young Leaders’ Forum, a new initiative for the London Branch that will be run by you as Student Members.

These short talks will be followed by a networking opportunity. 6 leading project management firms and recruiters will be on hand to offer advice on current opportunities and skills sought by employers.

There will be food and refreshments available for the networking session. This free event will provide a valuable insight into how to make the most of potential project management career paths and an introduction to the Association for Project Management (APM).

Even if you have never considered a career in project management, why not come along and find out more?